Ukraine-Russia War: Russia's big statement during war, said - it is not our intention to remove the government of Ukraine

Ukraine-Russia War: Between the ongoing war in Russia and Ukraine, there are some optimistic signs on Wednesday. On Wednesday, Russia said it did not aim to overthrow the Ukrainian government. Russia also said that some progress has been made in talks with Ukraine. Let us tell you that so far three rounds of talks have taken place between the two countries.

Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said: "Some progress has been made." The official was referring to three rounds of talks, according to the news agency AFP. Zakharova said the Russian military was not tasked with "overthrowing the current government".

There may be the fourth round of talks

The agency RIA said that the fourth round of talks between Russia and Ukraine is likely after the meeting between Russian and Ukrainian foreign ministers on Thursday.

Russia's warning to the West

Earlier on Wednesday, Russia warned the West that it was working on a comprehensive response to sanctions that would be swiftly and felt in the West's most vulnerable regions. "Russia's response will be swift, thoughtful, and sensitive," Dmitry Birichevsky, director of the Department of Economic Cooperation at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, was quoted as saying by RIA news agency.

Zelensky addressed the British Parliament

Earlier on Tuesday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky delivered a "historic" speech in the 'House of Commons via video link. He urged UK lawmakers to declare Russia a "terrorist state" and called for tougher sanctions on Moscow to "make sure our country stays safe". The leader has addressed MPs directly in the House of Commons.